In this insightful work, Ernst von Dobschütz examines the foundational eschatological themes present in the Gospel narratives. Rather than treating these passages as mere historical artifacts, the author provides a rigorous analysis of how early Christian communities understood the return of Christ and the dawning of the Kingdom of God. This classic study remains a vital tool for those seeking to bridge the gap between ancient apocalyptic expectation and modern theological reflection. By carefully dissecting the original context of these teachings, the book invites students and scholars alike to consider how the early church interpreted the promise of a future hope. Whether you are a dedicated student of hermeneutics or a reader interested in the historical development of Christian doctrine, this volume offers a clear and scholarly path through complex biblical themes. It serves as an essential companion for anyone wanting to grasp the intensity and urgency of the Gospel message regarding the end of the age and the ultimate triumph of the Saviour.